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Move the Moon, follow its shadow, and discover why eclipses need both the right order and the right orbital plane in a spatial lesson for SPECS.
A bouldering coach on your glasses: read the problem for your own body from the mats, then climb with one ring showing the next move.
See if a stone remnant fits your vanity before you drive to the stone yard: a SPECS Lens that lays the real-size slab on the cabinet and tells you, in cm, where it covers and where it falls short.
A hands-free, room-by-room job checklist for home cleaners on Spectacles: glance and pinch to check tasks, track booked time, and flag issues without taking off a glove.
A teacher's red brush, drawn at real size on your own practice sheet.
Roll a Tang-dynasty silver incense ball on a plinth in your room, watch its gimbal keep the ember level, then take it apart in mid-air. A SPECS Lens built with CLAD.
A SPECS Lens that tags your appliances with their wattage, tracks the load on your power station live, and warns you before something trips it.
Train the habit every coach shouts for: check your shoulders before the ball arrives. A scanning drill for Spectacles.
A Lens for SPECS that draws a relaxation massage right on the back: neon strokes show where your hands go, a pulse sets the pace, and steps move on by themselves so your hands never stop.
When someone collapses, most people freeze. Someone is a Snap Specs Lens that guides you through CPR hands-free, one calm step at a time. Be the someone who moves first.
A Lens for SPECS glasses: pick up a pill bottle and exactly the cells it goes into light up on the weekly pillbox, so caregivers never lose their place.
When an earthquake alert hits your phone, your glasses show Drop, Cover, Hold On and the cover spot beside you, then zoom into a map of your area once the quake is located. Simulated in this build.
An AR Lens for SPECS that guides you through filling a weekly pill organizer one medicine at a time, with hands free and eyes on the box.
Turn one mirror, guide a golden beam, and make all three flowers bloom in a spatial AR puzzle where every connection brings the garden to life.
Don't fix where the alarm rings—trace the fault to its source with hands-free Snap SPECS AR.
BenchPulse: Hands-Free Spatial PCB Soldering & Circuit Coach for Snap SPECS — Planned with Devpost Learn plan-lens skill pack and built with Snap CLAD, SIK, UIKit, and LEAF in Lens Studio 5.22
A CPR practice coach for SPECS that puts the rhythm on the manikin's chest, then gets out of the way.
A murder mystery laid over your own room: look around for 5 clues, name the culprit, and watch the night replayed on a model of your room. A SPECS Lens built with CLAD and tested with LEAF.
Safety glasses that check warehouse shelves against the ERP, and go blind when a person walks in.
See the tile cuts on your floor before you buy. A real-size tile grid on the floor, thin edge cuts glowing red, one pinch to centre it, and the box count to buy.
A Specs Lens that puts the butter-cookie recipe on the things it's about: doses on the containers, steps at the back of the table, the timer on the oven. Hands in the dough, eyes on the bowl.
Two similar screws. Two different homes. PartCue remembers your teardown and shows the next pickup and origin together, one manual confirmation at a time.
Put the shelters you already own where people need the shade, when they need it.
Two monitors, both "27 inch". Only one fits under my shelf. Fit Check is a SPECS Lens that puts products at real size on your own desk, so you know it fits before you buy.
